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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18TH, 1911.

THE DIRECTORY

AND

CHRONICLE 1911.

FOR

Corea, Indo-

Japan, Corea,

China, Japan,

China Siam, Straits Settle-

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The DIRECTORY covers the whole of the ports, and eilles of the Far East, from Nether lands India to Siberis, in which Europeans resido Not only is the Directory as fall and complete but each Colony, In each case as it can be maced by a DESCRIP

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TREATIES WITH CHIKA Great Britain:-Nanking, 1842 Tientsin, 1858 Tarif Agreement and Rules, 190: Convention, 1860 Rules for Joint Investiga tion of Customs Seizures, 1869; Chefe, 1876, with Additional Article; Opium Con- vention, 1986;

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THE SHANGHAI CAUSE CELEBREL

(Continued from page 5.). latter in which it was atated that they should obtain on capert's report prior or subsequent to March 30

As the Chairman of Directors he made inquiries as to the report and be seked Me.. Craig f.it had come. The latter replied that it had not. Several times he asked Mr. Crais if the secretories had written to Donaldson and Bark inshaw about a report, and he and no. The nort meeting of Directors was held on April 5 and the agreement of sale to Mesars. Craig & Com pany was executed

M Mckean-Is this the document prodeo. od that was executed?

Witness-Yes.

Mr. Mokean then proceeded to read extracte from the agreement.

Witness said that Clause 3 of this agreement stated that the consideration for the said trans fers should be Singapore $360,000 No further- docamenta szcept a power of attorney to MessTA. Donaldson and Barkinshaw were exconted at that meeting. Wituose presumed that this document was forwarded by the Company's legal adviser. At that time (April 5) witness did not know that Pitts way. interested with Craig & Co. in the promotion profits. At the Directors' meeting of April 8 there was no mention (in the minutes) of instructions to telegraph and witness could not recollect any discussion of the proposed management of the compsey. The next meeting was on April 13. At that meeting it was agreed to iesao the zerip to shareholders, after a long discussion, during which certain telegrams and lettora were road, Witness identified a latter from the Assistant Resident at Bangkalis. described as addrossed to Mesará. Donaldson en Barkinshaw, produced by Craig & Co. at that meeting. It was dated November 1, 1909..

The Court then adjourned until 2.15 After the adjournment Mr. McKean continu- ed his examination of Dr. Mar-hall. The latter was referred to another minuto and he said that the telegraws from Medan dated March 14, 15, 18; and 19, 1910, were all before the incorpora tion of the company,

Mr. McKean-Did the directors make any inquiries with reference to what was going on in Singapore as 10 the in-nagement of the estates about this time 7-

Witness-Certain instructions had been given with regard to the management, but they could not have beat carried out by that time.

Mr. McKean-Did the Directors make my complaint as to the information that was forth- coming?

Witness-We had received no telegraphic information as to the expert's reports:

Continuing, the witness ssid that at that time. they were satisfied as to other mattera regulat- ing the management of the estate. Beforring to a mosting of Directors held on April 26, wit Doss said that Mr. MacLeod advised that as soon an be received a cable from Messrs. Donaldson and Barkinshaw that all was in order the par- chase should be completed as soon as the Directors were satifed that everything was in order. Mr. Craig was only able to give one de tail of the management of the estate apart from what was stated in the telegrams. At this PauULÜ meeting witness was not anre whether he know that Pitts was interested in the Company. He was told by Mr. Craig that a man named Douts has been approached with regard to the manage ment, and Mr. Craig said that the information hed come through Fitte. Witness then mid they could get their information direct from Dr. Nijhuis. Up to that time they had no informa tion that Mears. Donaldson and Burkin shaw had appointed an expert to report on the estate. He asked Mr. Craig why the expert's report had not been ressived and Mr. Craig said that he had not got a reply.

Between April 25 and May 13 he asked Mr. Craig for an independent repert. On May 13, a circular osmo from Craig & Company giving a telegram about the estate. The purport of the telegrami was that Mr. Francken the nominee of Mesera Donaldsen. and Barkinshaw, had soni word to the effect that there was no doubt about it, the estate was of great valus. Untij be received the circular he had never heard the mame of Franoken as an expect. When he saw the original of the telegram he never saw the name of Francken upon it. The last word on it was Nijhuis Araply was snt to the tele. gram addressed to Nijhuis, Medan. It sald Mining righ's please obfein on behalf on Company. Waiting you reply to telegram of the eleventh in regard to management of estate." The next meeting of Directors was hed on May 16. The telegrams were discussed.

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STOCKS AND SHARES.

Par value each share £1. Calls paid up are:-

RUBBER COMPANIES.

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SINGAPORE, January 5,

Singapore Fraser

Singapore Fraser

Par valuo cach

Malayan Companies

& Co's

Prices, Dec. 7

Dividends fahare £1. Calls?

paid up are

Malayan Companies.

& Co.'s

Dividende

Prices,

Dec. 7

15/ paid!

fy: 2/TV.

Alor-Pongauti. Anglo-Johore

Fy. "pad"

Malkoca Ordinary .....

7.12.6

9/1

Merlimau

0/3

Anglo Malay

1.4.6

50%

10

Merton Syndicate ....

.17/6

Rakap

Mount Austin

fy,

Banteng

2/1

Narborough East.

Batu Caves...

17.30.0

70%

10j 14

25%

Padang Jawa

Batu Kawan

Pandan Johore

Batu Tiga

0.0.0

10%

102 fy:

Pataling

3.1.0

125%

10

2/1/

Beranang Selangor

Palopah (Johore)

15/

Bernain Porak-

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12%

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2.0.0

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167

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710

10

Bukit Rajah..

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Castlefield...

6.0.0

Chankat Salak R. and Tin.

1.10.0pm 5.9.0

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10

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4,9

Cheviot .

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Chata Rubber

Cicely Ordinary

2.3.0

50%

10

3.2.3

Preferred

2.3.0

512%

Straits (Bortam):

7/9

17%

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Consol. Malay

1.5.3

50%

Strathmore R

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7.10.3

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Dennistora

Sungei Chol

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Sungei Kapar

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10

Sungei Krut

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Sungai Salak

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Golconda

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Sungoi Way...

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6.17.0

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Ham Lowlands

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Siginting (N. 8) Singapore Para

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Central Sumatra Indian Peninsula Java Amalgaın Kimanis Langkon Manchester Nirmala (Java) Pontianak Sumatra Para Sumatra Props United Serdang Utd, Sumatra

CUTLER, PALMER & CO.,

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS

OF

LONDON, INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA.

ESTABLISHED 1815.

LONDON ADDRESS:

3A, NEW LONDON STREET, MARK LANE, LONDON, E.C

at this meeting and the minute referring to BENEDICTINE, D.O.M. ($40.50 for 1 dez. Qgarts.

them atated that the telegrams had been placed on the table. The witness ascertained that an-

hay Melan

been other telegrams from received ou

+very the twelfth stating sorry your instructions cannot be carried oat Baferring again to the Directors" meeting on May 16, the witness said that they thon parted with the balans of the purchase

money.

Mr. McKean-What satisfied you, as one of the Directors, that all was in order and that you should part with the money?

WitnessThe telegram was one of the things. I wished to Lare this report, and when it camo I raised no furthur objection to the payment of the money.

Mr. MoKean-Did you make inquiries as to whether such a person as Franeken exista P.

Witness.

Continuing his evidenec, witness said that the Francken telegram which was circularized be had ascertained came from Nijhuis. Of the debenture shares, one to forty-five thousand, ten thousand were due to Mr. Craig, "

This closed the examination of the witness, and Mr. MacLeod intimsted that he did not wish to cross-oxamine at this stage of the pro- ceedings.

John Liddell was next called, and he said that he appeared on anbreens. He was a Director of the Company. On March 30 it was felt that a report should bo obtained from Messrs. Don- Aldaon and Barkinshaw. He wrote a letter to Mr. Craig ab at the matter requesting that an. independent report should be obtained of the property,

BRANDY ★★

**

+9

$51.50

"IMPERIAL WHISKY”

(A MAGNIFICENT BRAND. SPECIALLY

SELECTED FOR THE FAR EAST) WHISKY, PALL MALL

WHISKY, JOHNNIE WALKER'S,

2 Pints.

$31.00

$28.25

$25.00

$19.75

$26.00

OLD HIGHLAND, WHITE LABEL, WHISKY, Do. SPECIAL, RED 32 WHISKY, U. P. & CO.'8 "SPECIAL-

$18.25

$21.50

BLEND"

$16.25

PORT WINE, INVALIDS

$24.75

PORT WINE, DOURO- SHERRY LA TORRE

$18.00

$20.50

SHERRY, AMOROSO

$24.75

THESE PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF DUTY.

SIEMSSEN &

55 37

CO.,

HONGKONG AGENTS.

In reply Mr. Craig role to say THE ABOVE ARE EXOLUSIVELY SHIPPED TO that the suggestion was an excellent one and added, your muggestion shall be acted upon at the next meeting of Directors. We are liable to be taken in, and I for one shall be only too anxious to have someone to be relied upon to make a report upon the property, he witness, proceeding, said that they always wanted an indepo dent report and they were always hoping that Mr. Craig would arzange it. At this time no name bal bosn suggested to him as Messrs. Donaldson and Burkinshaw's agent io. Bataria. On May 13 he received a cironlar from Mesra, Craig" &. Co. containing a telegram reporting upon the property. Witness never saw the original telegram. No further telegrams from Medsa were disclosed to him at the meeting of Directors on May 16...

This was all the evidence the witness was called upon to give. He was not cross-examinéd by Mr. Macleod.

Mr. McKean here intimated that he would not take another witness at that sitting, and thre Magistrate thereupon adjourned the case until the next day.-C. Daily Neve,

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ARLIVED:

22-28

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Por Yuensang, from Manila, Mesurs E. Clas hir, N. D. Brayhar, M. O. Connell, A. Gillan and F. Hingisne.

Per Oceanien, from Marssilles, &c., Madame Sumaller, Marguis A. and S. Cornuggin, Mr Bade, Mr Eteckiel, Mr Bolles, Mr and Mrs Kraft, Mr Miokol, Mr and Mrs Flentiaus, Mr Renoliu, Rev. Pere Eigusul, Rev. Fore Bozo, Rav. Pere Eyebire and Gerey,

Por Nikko Maru, from Japan, &c., for Hong- Kong, Mr M.W. Gillanders, Mr S. Oguri, M. U. Ankubate, Mr H. Uebiba and Mr N..Yama- zaki; for Manila, Mr and Mrs E. L. Henderson, Mrs J. G. Lowell, Mr R. Barrowe, Miss M, E. Kirkpatrick, Mr and Mrs Cadwallander and 2 Mr H. L. Cudwallandor, Mrs E. S. Barnett, Mr H. G. Margnez, Mr. H. P. L.. Jollys, Mr W. F. Gilbert, Mrs M. Groves, Mr. F. E. Murron, Mr J. C. Carpenter, Mr. J. E. Taylor, Mrs GF. Parker and 2 children, Mr F. Cunningham, Miss E. Cunninghato, Mr D. Deeeh, Mr B. Maddox, Mr M. Tomas and Mr I. Kaneko; for Singapore, Miss H. Araki and Miss K. Araki for Townsville, Mr E. Tejims, and Mr D. Ishikara; for Brisbane, Mr E. E. Edwards; for Sydney, Miss J. Dow.

TO DEPART.

Per Aisuta Maru, for London, Lieut. D. H. Jacobs, Mr M. Yokura, Paymaster Furukawa, Mr B. Ono, Mr and Mrs Bescamp, Mr and Mrs K. Tamaki, Miss Daro, Miss Paslon Mr J. W. Cairns, Mr Y. Shoda, Major T. Shizana, Mr Y-Aasi, Mr Garrett, Major A. B. Woodcock, Mra Barnar, Mr H, B. Darnell, Surgeon Suna hort, A. Hirayama, Miss Tappar. Mrs Wr H. L. Berns, Gept: Korneliassen, Mrs Knott, Mr Michael, Consul-General Bonar, Mr Y Hoshiar, Me C. Lokumal, Mr C. Watanabe, Mr. N. Tushli. Mr Sekine, Mr S. Bazuki, Mrs Lokunaga, Hrs M. Takahashi, Mr K, Mewa tari, Mr Balchand, Mr H/Lewis and child, Dr. R. J. Ceshshin. Messrs J. Dunlop, Taylor, S. Fukasawa, S. Yamamoto, 8. Machida, S. Ohno, A. Hagiwara and B. Okada.

EXPECTED.

Por LG M. str. Prinzess Alice, due 22nd Fb. Mr Jndell, Mr and Mrs A. Kart, Sprungh, Mr Stapley S. Moore, Mr H. J. R. de Luzaringa, Mrs and Miss Palmer, Mr and* Mrs F. S. Kadoorel, Dr. H. v. Nuderhatison, Capt. and Mrs D. Braun, Wise A. Beradt, Mies Forbes, Major and Mrs E, G. Shields, Misk Shields, Miss J. C. Lathrop, Mr and Mrs H. Barth, Mra Dierks, Misses Dierks, Mr A. Barth, Mr Ed. Dierke, Mrs O. Connor, Admiral and Mrs Brueb, Mr H. Schuman, Mr A. Pleissner, Mr H. Slanb and Mr B. Litewske.

Per L.G.M, str. Luction, due 8th March- Mr G. H. Mitchell, Honsblo and Mis G. Kep- plo, Baroness M, de Brienen, Bir Archibald Edmonstone, Lady Edmonstone, Mr J. Thos. Laing, Mrs Zahn, Rev. M. Bahr and family. Dec. 30th-Calchas, Hudson, Farredon, Sre-Per 1.GM. str. Kleist, dus 22nd March zia, Suavia. January 3rd-Benlairers, filenesk, Mr C, Neidhardt, Mr and Mrs J. H. Allen, anl Prin Titel Friedrich, Sombia, Syria, 6th Mm 0. Schulze.

Per L.G.M. str. Prins Ludwig, dus 4th April Deucalion, leist, Indrapura, Salasia, Tencer. Mr and Mrs O. Schutze, 10th-Benmohr, Carnarunashere. Iyo Maru, Myrmidon, Vorwaerts, Silesia, Westphalen, Armenia. 13'h-China, Memnon, Peking, Polynesien, Promethius,

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CARRIVALS AT HOME.

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SHIPPING REPORTS.

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